In Memoriam: The Second Anniversary of My Mother (Appan Jee)-01.06.2010

Appan Jee died today. Or was it yesterday? I can't be sure
Written by
Agha Muhammad Ajmal
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How do other people cope with such a monumental loss? I don't know,
really. I listen to people telling me things about their experiences
with the loss of parents, but this usually seems more like an attempt
to rally my spirits and assist me in dealing with the situation. While
this is admirable in so many ways, it does not work (at least for me).
I know I'm not the first or last person to lose a mother, but damn it
if it doesn't feel that way.
Perhaps I can qualify it more: I am the only person to lose this
mother (except for my brothers and sisters). Even my brother and
sister and I cannot understand each other's loss completely, since our
relationships with Mother were unique and had nuances that are
extremely personal and, in many ways, intensely private. There are
those moments shared just between mother and child, when no one else
is a witness, and those become a slide show of memories that are
precious yet heartbreaking.
I can recall many times spent with Mother that made me realize not
only how much she loved me, but how that love was magnified by things
I said and did. When my daughter Kashmala was born, I saw something in
the sparkle of Mother's eyes that was both familiar and different, a
sort of maternal pride that coalesced as she held the baby,
reminiscent of her own motherhood and yet celebrating my new
fatherhood. It goes beyond saying that this affirmation of our own
mother-son bond was multiplied infinitesimally by this new dynamic.
Just when I thought my mother could not love me any more, I found that
she could through my child.
How does someone assess a lifetime of a loved one after that person is
gone? I don't know how to do it justice, but now after a year since
losing her I still have trouble looking at Mom's photograph. I want
to. I need to, but when I do, emotions pour forth that cause me to
lose myself. Composure seems to be such a valued thing in our society,
and yet when I analyze it, I know that the breaking down of what was
my once stoic nature has caused me to change considerably. The "new"
me is not just more emotional, but more vulnerable, sullen, at times
morose, and infinitely more quiet. Unfortunately, this doesn't make me
a pleasure to be around these days. I strive to be cheerful for other
people's benefit (most notably my wife and children).
I cannot reconcile her passing now after she is gone a year, though I
try. I understand that at the end she had so many medical issues, and
her one wish was to be at home with her family. While I am somewhat
comforted by the notion that she passed away in the place she wanted
to be, I sometimes wonder if it would have been easier if she had been
in that sterile world of the hospital when she passed away, where so
many souls pass over and the moment becomes less imprinted and
impacted on a room or house.
Nothing I do brings too much comfort, and I have tried doing all the
things people have told me to try. I have been to Mosques/Imam
Bargahs; I have prayed and prayed and prayed. My return to Allah has
been in part because of loss but also in finding something in myself
that needed spirituality. For a while, I believed Allah had abandoned
me, but I don't feel this is blasphemy.
Still, there is no choice but to look back. By this time next year I
hope I can tackle the memories, delve into the boxes of memorabilia
that link Appan Jee to me and my daughter Kashmala. Perhaps the
healthiest way to handle death is what I learned on her death day:
Appan Jee is with me, a real presence in my heart and mind.
Appa Jee's being gone is still painful, but knowing she is there in
some form is helping me. Thus, when I go to bed each night I speak to
her and, sometimes when the darkness settles over the room and I am
between asleep and awake, I catch a glimpse of that sparkle in her
eyes and hear the sweet song coming from her lips, "MERA MUNDA KINNA
SONA YE TEY MEIN AREE MAAN WAN" She used to rock me to sleep with that
song and now, sometimes, she still does.

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Sialkot Tannery Zone Relocation Project Cooperation between UNIDO and GoP

 

4th June 2011: The major environmental problems in the Sialkot tanning area are an opportunity for the tanneries to modernise and relocate to a purpose built tanning zone with common effluent treatment facilities know as Sialkot Tannery Zone (STZ). Mr. Ivan Král, UNIDO,  Agri-Business Development Branch, Vienna during a meeting with all stakeholders held on 04 June 2011 presented issues concerning appropriate development of the STZ in order to become world class tannery zone

 

Relocation offers opportunities for the modernisation of the tanneries in the region, particularly when it comes to environmental control. The development of STZ should be much more than a relocation of the industry from Sialkot: it offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to place the entire export-oriented leather industry in Pakistan firmly on the world map., Punjab Government, PTA, STAGL, LPDI/CPC, UN-HABITAT and UNIDO are implementing a project with the objective to prepare the local tanning industry for relocation and plan new STZ accordingly.

 

As a part of the relocation project UNIDO will assist with finalization of the Master plan for STZ including conceptual tannery designs: For each design a conceptual plant layout (including production, storage and management areas), the operational sequence, the list of equipment and related investment costs, labour and energy requirements and estimated production costs are provided. The proposed plant would use cleaner production techniques, some of them inclusive of effluent pre-treatment facilities. In addition up-to-date information is offered on technology (equipment) suppliers including training and demonstration of recommended cleaner technologies (eg hair save processing, water management, chrome management, solar water heating, OSH etc).

 

In the recent past there have been several similar projects and leather zones set-up in various countries and successfully established including the Bursa Leather Complex, Kolkata Leather Complex, India, Tuzla Leather Complex, Turkey, Tabriz, Iran etc, however it is important to avoid any possible mistakes in order to relocate the tanneries and use the experience taught by previous projects for STZ.

 

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Whose War is it?

Rifah Party Secretary General Slates PML(N) and TI for anti-military campaign

 

The people of Pakistan are thoroughly confused if the war their security forces are fighting is America’s War thrust upon Pakistan or is it their own war? The religious political parties have always maintained that it is America’s war, embracing which is morally wrong and has been costly for Pakistan. They say that attacks on the armed forces of Pakistan are legitimate Jihad as ‘reaction’ to attack on Lal Masjid in Islamabad and military operations in South Waziristan. Now Imran Khan, leader of TI, and Mian Nawaz Sharif (NS), leader of PML(N) have embraced that logic. The effect of these non-clerics (aided and assisted by TV anchors like Hamid Mir) is that a consensus is emerging in Pakistan that the armed forces are not just an entity separate from the nation but they have their own agenda. The anti-military platform has brought together some strange bed fellows. Imran Khan and Nawaz Sharif have joined pro-US Asma Jehangir (AJ) and RAW propagandists who have long been busy portraying the Pakistan Army as ‘rogue Army’ and the ISI as a terrorist outfit.

RAW, AJ and their cohorts are happy that a broad anti-military alliance has come about which would keep the Pakistan Army fighting an ‘unwinnable war’ on the border with Afghanistan ignoring the real threat that comes from Sindhi, Mohajir and Baloch secessionists all of which are overtly supported by India and implicitly by the USA. Do the clerics and their non-cleric supporters not know that India and America support separatist forces in Pakistan? Imran and NS are doing great damage to Pakistan by reviling the Army and giving support to Indo-US protégés of long standing who have led ethnic separatists in Pakistan. Since the constituency of Rifah Party is the same as that of PML and TI, Rifah Party Secretary General - Brigadier ® Usman Khalid - has expressed alarm at these ‘patriotic political forces’ giving implicit support to anti-Pakistan forces. ‘It is time’, he said, ‘that we understand that the US and Pakistanis have different reasons for fighting astride the Pak-Afghan frontier but their enemy is the same.

The US invaded Afghanistan in the wake of 9/11 because Al-Qaeda which attacked the twin Towers in New York was based in that country. The USA could not have carried out the invasion with ground forces if Pakistan had not given permission for military equipment and logistic support to use its territory. America would then have relied entirely on air operations to invade Afghanistan and used Pakistan’s air space even if permission was denied. Would Pakistan have intercepted the US aircraft? Would that have been practical or wise? History would decide those questions but as things stand today the most probable verdict of history would be that Pakistan’s decision was fortuitous. The difficulty is that the politicians who lead political parties in Pakistan today are so inept that they have allowed a potential opportunity to become a crisis. How?  

The Taliban rulers of Afghanistan were friendly to Pakistan as it was one of the three countries that recognised their government. But the Taliban did not give up on their ideology that visualised Afghanistan to be a base for further expansion, first into Pakistan. When an alliance of religious political parties (MMA) won the elections in the then NWFP and ruled it for five years, they facilitated the creation of Pakistani Taliban (TTP) who enforced their view of sharia in Waziristan and later in Bajaur and Swat. Much of Pakistan was alarmed that the Taliban view of sharia prohibited TV and VCR, closed down (or blew up) girls’ schools, and barber shops. Since TV cameras were not allowed in Waziristan general awareness of the truth about the Takfiri cult (the Taliban subscribe to) came about only after they established their rule in Swat. The people were shocked that the Takfiri (Taliban) believed that: 1) all those who do not follow their view of sharia are kafir or murted, and that 2) armed struggle to enforce sharia is legitimate jihad.

The Takfiri ideology in its present form was articulated in Egypt and Aiman al Zawahiri is its high priest. The armed forces of Pakistan are seen by the Takfiri as legitimate enemy as they are the principle obstacle to their dominance who routed them in Swat and are fighting them elsewhere. Imran, NS and religious political are quite wrong in saying that the Taliban attack the military because they see them as fighting America’s war. The Taliban themselves are fighting the war of Takfiri as followers of erstwhile khawarji. The Taliban appeared to have realised that their view of sharia and embracing the Takfiri cult has been a blunder. They may well distance themselves from both by just one fatwa by their Emir. But that would not solve the problem of Pakistan. The Takfiris bearing arms and engaging in actual fighting are very few but their supporters among the salafi, wahabi or deobandi are many. Besides, immoral and corrupt rulers in many countries in the Muslim world create a large body of support. Since the Takfiri (as al-Qaeda) have been supporting, even leading, resistance in occupied Muslim lands, they have enough credibility to survive military efforts against them. But if they lose the support of the public in Pakistan as they have in the Arab World, Pakistan could be saved – and saved quite easily. The Americans cannot fight our war against the Takfiri; the Muslims of Pakistan alone can fight and win this war.  

Pakistan is fighting its war against the Takfiri; America is fighting its war against al-Qaeda and the Taliban. But on the ground both are the very same people. Therefore, it is right and proper for the USA and Pakistan to co-operate in crushing terrorists in Pakistan as well as Afghanistan. Their targets may be different to the extent their objectives are but it is counter-productive for Pakistan and the USA to engage in public quarrels the press and politicians relish so much. The religious political parties, Imran and NS, are quite wrong in calling it America’s war. We have the same enemy but our objectives are not the same. When it comes to India and its occupation of Jammu and Kashmir, America looks the other way. That notwithstanding, our war against the Takfiri is very much our own. Pakistani press and politicians are misleading the people and causing great damage to Pakistan by becoming the apologists and implicit supporters of the Takfiri.  Ponder for a moment, what is the prime wish of our principle enemy - India? They would like nothing better than Pakistan and the USA falling out!

 

 

 

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Subject: PakNationalists - Another Culprit In Saleem Shahzad's Murder

 

Foreign Media Responsible Too For Murder Of Pakistani Journalists

 

Syed Saleem Shahzad will be forgotten after some time. His employer, Asia Times Online, will get the most out of publicity. And foreign news media will continue to push our young journalists into danger for dollars, fame and publicity.

 

TARIQ KHATTAK | Wednesday | 1 June 2011 | The Murder of Journalist Saleem Shahzad

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan—Foreign media and organizations will always say that freedom of expression and free journalism is something alien to Pakistani society. And yet they push young reporters to file stories that land them and their families in trouble. Many pay the ultimate price only to boost the sales of foreign media.

 

Many reporters are aggressive by default; encouragement makes them more insistent. But their grey-haired and white-haired editors should not push it.

 

Editors should not see damaging stories from purely business point of view; rather they should mull all the consequences. Journalism should not be lost to commercialism.

 

The killing of Syed Saleem Shahzad will be forgotten after some time; the mystery (whodunit) will never be resolved. Asia Times Online, like other media businesses, got publicity and will find people to become fuel of their lust to become popular.

 

But what about Saleem's family and kids, who will fill the gap in their lives. They have lost him forever. He will never come back for them.

 

I can bet that his anniversary will go unnoticed and many more would have paid a similar price by then.

 

Time will tell who was behind this crime.

 

I feel obliged to request my colleagues to exercise calm and restraint. Every truth should not be unmasked. Some secrets are best secret.

 

May Allah bless Saleem and all other martyrs and give vision to the rest to discharge duties while remaining safe. The statement of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is encouraging but will it help the slain reporter? Or the unfortunate widow and the orphans?

 

Money is a very important thing but not the most important thing. We should not do anything and everything for money and fame.

 

 

Mr. Khattak is a Pakistani journalist, an editor at Pakistan Media Group and Business Editor at Pakistan Observer. Reach him at tariqgulkhattak[at]gmail.com

 

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Was  Saleem shehzad working for the foriegners?  Regardless of his abilities there is something for selected ears and eyes only. However what he discovered should have been  be known to  the public -  hiding the same by the concerned quarters was not a wise thing to do.  Relevant news need to be desiminated to the public for the people to keep them alert.  In case of Mehran episode had the public been suitably informed,  those miscreants who hired the house and who the neigbours did consider doubtful, would have been reported on.      One thing is certain. The groups which are running these terrorist cells they must be paid heavily by our enemies and the handlers of which have brain washed youngsters like the one who attacked Mehran.   After all why is the existing govt is not taking a coignizance of the same?   In this manner our assets could be targeted easily with out actually pinning the blame on India  OR Israel.
 
Why after all the media is not pointing a finger at these countries - and blatantly much the same way as the Indian channels who do not wait even for  preliminary investigation.  India is getting the damage done with a finnesse. No blame ,disrepute the Pakistani defence forces and have the critical assets destroyed, and world being made to realise the vulnerablity of Pakistan vs nukes - even though the Indian nukes are less safe than Pakistan's which could be snatched by their insurgents any time to meet their demabd from the Indian government.
and
We are about to commit another folly - a great blunder of our times - to go in for North Waziristan. Why do we not ask the reason from the USA for opposing the fence between Afghanistan and Pakistan and which will stop the trans border movements as alleged by the USA?? We must stand up to the pressure even if we have been threatened with a strike on our nukes. This is no fool hardiness. Only the resilient win and not the one's who are blackmailed. Compromise once and one will have to compromise endless. here the famous adage "discretion is better than valour" does not hold good!
 
 And by joe did you see the very faint smile on Zardari the pimp's face when Clinton is seriously "rocketing " all those who matter especially the army chief and the ISI fellow. Zardari fellow is prostituting Pakistan for his continuition - no matter what the cost.  I S   s o m e    o n e  l i s t e n i n g?
am
LA
 
 
ASA,
 
Muzahiraat sucks.
They will not listen to you. They have the money and the biggest weapons that no one denies, therefore they will get their way.
Let the worldly cycle take its course. One is up one day and down the other.
 
The only way to make Muslims be reckon with is we as muslims read and understand Quraan, and apply it in our daily lives.
When we die we are responsible for ourselves only, so be vary of who you hurt what you do yada yada yada.
 
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Dear Mr Tariq Khatak sb,
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''STOP DRONE ATTACKS ON PAKISTAN'' was a very Successful Demonstration by
Karwan e Fikar UK in front of UK Parliament in London at the time when
US President Obama addressed the Joint session of the Both Houses of UK.

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